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Kenyan filmmakers push for increased funding, copyright reforms -The Standard Health
Kenyan filmmakers push for increased funding, copyright reforms Kenya’s film industry is enjoying unprecedented international attention. Local productions are earning places at prestigious festivals,
Growing hope: How fruit trees are building climate resilience and prosperity in East Africa
In the rolling landscapes of Kenya’s Kiambu and Makueni counties, fruit trees are doing far more than producing harvests. They are restoring degraded landscapes, strengthening
Has Western Kenya finally found its presidential moment?
Audio By Vocalize Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna leads a Linda Mwananchi rally in Western Kenya. [Linda Mwananchi, X] Kenya’s presidential elections have never been won
Commonwealth Games 2026: Kenya Finishes 13th as Athletics Reigns Supreme
Kenya wrapped up her Commonwealth Games 2026 campaign with an impressive athletics-inspired medal haul that secured a 13th-place finish on the overall standings. Kenya finished
7 Black-Owned Business Grants To Help You Thrive in 2024
1. Power Forward Small Business Grant For: Black-owned businesses in New England Grantor: Boston Celtics United, VistaPrint and NCAAP Amount: $25,000 The Power Forward Small
Jack Black Movies and TV Shows
Jack Black remains a Young Hollywood favorite, whether he’s revealing his unique ping-pong strategy or hiding in plain sight at Comic-Con. We’re always excited to
OPINION: No Supreme Court Party Labels
Salina native, and former Kansas Governor Bill Graves, along with former Governor Kathleen Sebelius, have united to voice skepticism about an effort to change the
African Varsity Inducts Pioneer PhD Students In Leadership, Public Policy
By Kennedy Sheyin The African University of Science and Technology (AUST), Abuja, on Friday inducted its first Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) students in Leadership and
Conference: Teaching International Human Rights Law in Times of Normative Contestation – Universität Innsbruck
Conference participants on the podium. From 8 to 10 June 2026, a major conference on the topic “Teaching International Human Rights Law in Times of
Kenya Piracy Report Puts Cost to Economy at $712m
Kenya has released the findings of a National Steering Committee on Digital Piracy, which estimates the practice costs the economy $712 million (KES92 billion) a